3.4.0
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By default, child classes now inherit the constructor arguments of their
parent class. This means you do not need to re-define the child class
arguments if you want them to be the same as the parent. You can still
override arguments in the child class definition. Does not apply to extended
class construction calls, or to factory(), or to class() overrides. To
disable or interrups argument inheritance, call $def->{Foo::CLASS}->inherit(null). -
Container::has() now indicates if an
$idwill return anything at all from
the Container, not merely if that specific$iddefinition exists. This is
to support things like like an abstract or an interface having a class or
factory associated with it. -
Definition::new() now throws Exception\NotInstantatiated when an object cannot
be instantiated, with a previous exceptions stack indicating the chain of
causality. -
Added methods ClassDefinintion::hasArgument(), getArgument(), and
refArgument() for examining and modifying argument values. -
Better handling of optional arguments on class definitions.